
Christmas Day TV Specials: What to Watch for a Festive Night In
It’s that time of year again when Christmas Day is all about enjoying great television with loved ones, and this year’s lineup promises to be nothing short of spectacular. From heartwarming family tales to hilarious festive specials, there’s something for everyone to enjoy as we settle in for the big day. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights that you won’t want to miss.
First up, fans of Gavin & Stacey have been waiting eagerly for the long-awaited finale, which will air at 9:00 PM on BBC One. After a cliffhanger in 2019, where viewers were left wondering if Smithy would say "yes," this special episode promises to answer those burning questions. The Shipmans and Wests are back, but this time they’re dealing with the ups and downs of family life and navigating the trials of long-term marriage. With Nessa’s new business ventures and Pam stressing out about hosting, the laughs are sure to come thick and fast. Meanwhile, Wallace & Gromit will be taking over the early evening with Vengeance Most Foul at 6:10 PM. This animated special follows Wallace and his trusty dog Gromit as they investigate a crime wave in the gardening community, with plenty of quirky humor and classic Aardman charm.
In addition to these beloved classics, Doctor Who: Joy to the World will bring the magic of time travel to our screens at 5:10 PM. This festive episode stars Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor, with a story that takes us across time and space. As the Doctor races to save Christmas, he meets a woman named Joy, and together they unlock a dangerous secret that could change everything. For those who enjoy a bit of nostalgia, From Roger Moore with Love will be airing at 9:05 PM on BBC Two, offering a fascinating documentary on the legendary actor. The show explores Roger Moore’s rise to fame, from his early days as a TV star to his iconic role as James Bond.
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The Christmas Day schedule is packed with more fun for the whole family. If you’re in the mood for some festive films, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (15:10) on ITV is sure to bring back memories of holiday mischief, while The Piano at Christmas on Channel 4 will feature stars like Claudia Winkleman, Mika, and Lang Lang performing live at Battersea Power Station at 7:05 PM.
On the lighter side, there’s Bullseye at 5:25 PM on ITV, a reboot of the classic game show, hosted by Freddie Flintoff, and a special Christmas Bake Off at 8:00 PM on Channel 4 for those with a sweet tooth. For a touch of nostalgia, Channel 5 will air The Railway Children Return at 3:10 PM, followed by the UK’s favorite comedy moments at 5:15 PM.
As the day winds down, you can kick back and relax with The Young Offenders Christmas Special at 9:30 PM on RTÉ One or enjoy the family antics of Mrs. Brown’s Boys at 9:00 PM, which will bring laughs as Agnes Brown struggles to get into the holiday spirit. Meanwhile, Channel 4 will offer The Festive Pottery Throwdown at 9:00 PM, a creative twist on the holiday cheer.
Whether you're looking for comedy, drama, or a heartwarming Christmas movie, this year’s TV schedule has it all. Make sure to snuggle up with your loved ones, grab a hot drink, and enjoy the best of what Christmas Day television has to offer.
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